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Chosen Authors for the Fall/Winter 2024 Issue
Below are the chosen authors for the Fall/Winter 2024 issue. We are proud of the selections and think these works will make up a...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Aug 2, 20241 min read


Throwback Thursday: An Illusion, by Deborah L.E. Beauchamp
She was a stunningly beautiful girl dripping in gold and pearls and clothing from the finest collections; her name on everything, like an...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Aug 1, 20241 min read


Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Haunting of Hecate Cavendish by Paula Brackston
The beautiful cover of this book and the promise of a cathedral setting which houses an ancient chained library had me salivating to...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 31, 20242 min read


Cinderella’s Hearth: Kate’s Exercising With Justin Agustin
If you want to make hearth and home work, then being in shape helps a lot. Let’s face it, Cinderella was almost certainly a strong and...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 29, 20242 min read


Poetry and Prose Contest Ends July 31!! Hurry to Enter!!
Today, we’re preempting Throwback Thursday to remind you that the fundraiser/writing contest is ending soon. The original post runs...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 25, 20242 min read


Review by Kelly Jarvis: A Rose By Any Other Name by Mary McMyne
Mary McMyne’s phenomenal new release, A Rose By Any Other Name, tells the story of Rose Rushe, the mysterious “Dark Lady” of William...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 24, 20244 min read


Cinderella’s Hearth: Fresh Berry Pie, By Lissa Sloan and Betty Crocker
I don’t have the kind of recipe book that appears in Glass and Feathers. If you haven’t read my Cinderella continuation novel, one of my...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 22, 20242 min read


Throwback Thursday: The Stone Sister, by Betty Stanton
A very long time ago a huntsman and his young wife lived in a small cottage by the forest. The huntsman and his wife wanted to have a...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 18, 20244 min read


Review by Kelly Jarvis: The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst
“It wasn’t that she didn’t like people. It was that she liked books more.” With this quotation from The Spellshop, Sarah Beth Durst won...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 17, 20242 min read


Cinderella’s Hearth: Why You Should Watch ‘America’s Sweethearts,’ by Kate Wolford
I am aware that this may seem like the wrong space to be advocating for a TV show, but “Cinderella’s Hearth” is about the home. And most...

Fairy Tale Magazine
Jul 15, 20242 min read
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